The Medieval Lyric

Peter Dronke

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Medieval European Literature and History Medieval Literature and History Medieval Iberian Studies

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Part 1 Introduction - performers and performance: the performer's travels the performer's and composer's social status the mode of performance the performer's repertoire. Part 2 The rise of religious lyric: beginnings the early sequence the 11th century 12th-century France Italy and the Franciscans early English lyrics Spain and Portugal Germany and the Low Countries. Part 3 Cantigas de amigo. Part 4 Transformations of medieval love-lyric: Guillaume and Kuerenberc troubadours and trouveres Minnesang a Latin lyric English and Galician love-songs from the Sicilians to Dante. Part 5 The alba. Part 6 Dance-songs. Part 7 Lyrics of realism.

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